Best Limited-Release/Direct-to-DVD Film. Sequel Six stated that the third film would again be very different from the previous entry, but would also start with its ending, making the trilogy similar to a centipede. In the end, the parts of the trilogy form one continuous film about four and a half hours long. He also stated that the third film would answer some "lasting questions", have a strange happy ending, and is the last of the series, as he does not want to make any more Centipede films. In an interview with DreadCentral.com, Six said the third film would "make the last one look like a Disney film. We're going to shoot the third film entirely in America, and it's going to be my favorite... It's going to upset a lot of people." Around late 2012, actor Dieter Laser and Six ended their legal battle about creative differences, which had been ongoing since March 2012. Laser and Harvey returned for the third film, which is set in the United States, and played new characters. Six had said that the film would star a "big American celebrity," have "a storyline that nobody would expect," and feature a centipede consisting of 500+ people. Filming commenced in May 2013, with Eric Roberts added to the cast. Other cast members include former pornographic actress Bree Olson, Robert LaSardo, and Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr. Filming concluded in June, with the film taking place in a prison. The official tagline for the film is "100% Politically Incorrect." The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence) was released both theatrically and on video on demand on 22 May 2015. See also List of banned films List of black-and-white films produced since 1970 References External links 2011 films 2011 horror films 2011 independent films Body horror films Dutch drama films Dutch horror films Dutch independent films British horror films English-language Dutch films Film controversies in the United Kingdom Film controversies in Australia Dutch black-and-white films Films about kidnapping Films about murderers Films about rape Films about abuse Films directed by Tom Six Films set in London Films shot in London Found footage films Metafictional works Obscenity controversies in film British splatter films Splatterpunk Dutch sequel films Censored films Films about films 2010s English-language films Films originally rejected by the British Board of Film Classification